Poverty and wealth : comparing Afro-Asian development
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Poverty and wealth : comparing Afro-Asian development
（Contemporary studies in economic and financial analysis, 75）
JAI Press, 1994
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Bibliography: p. 247-266
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This is the 75th volume in the series. This volume provides an economic analysis which compares Afro-Asian development, specifically considering the debt crisis in Africa and political inequality.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Approaches to comparative economic development: a critique of Anglo-American development economics
- Afro-American development in comparative perspective. Part 2 Development, distribution and decentralization: inequality in Africa - political elites, proletariat, peasants and the poor
- the debt crisis in Africa
- African capitalism, state power and economic development
- democracy, adjustment and economic reform in Africa. Part 3 Entrepreneurship and economic development: class, caste and community of Indian industrialists
- society and the entrepeneur. Part 4 Comparative development: Bangladesh and Biafra - the political economy of secessionist conflict
- India versus China - economic development performance
- learning from the Japanese - Japan's development model and Afro-Asia
- why has Japan succeeded?
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